Are the marks on some white stuff that is covering the base? Looks like paint?
T. Goode was a retailer.
A quick glance at Korean porcelain marks on google images show 2 character marks mostly. Interesting shape to this piece.
Myrna is THE expert in Staff figs.
To my very untrained and inexperienced eye, those marks look sort of made upm resembling but not real characters.
I thought that there was a lot of Chinese influence in the decoration. Cool staple repair!
Well, come back with photos of any marks on the reverse once you've taken them out of the frames! :)
Whenever I see glaze pooling like that on the base, I think Belgian. And Belgium is next to France, so mounts could easily come from there.
I remember seeing stuff with this type of decoration back in the 70s and 80s. Mostly made in Japan stuff (stoneware was very popular back then),...
Probably nowt to do with it, but the brass monkey figure makes me think of the Hindu god, Hanuman. Has more of a Chinese look decoration wise...
Nice stuff!
Studio pottery. The iris one is nice!
Studio pottery.
I think they are amateur painted -- or in the fancy of my imagination, a china painter learning the trade. Those handles are definitely 19th c...
Quite rustic looking. Personally, I don't think you made a mistake for leaving it there.;)
Upon reflection, my post might have been better put in the Finds thread. Oh well. Yes, I do like ephemera. But these days mostly for collage....
This story is from so long ago, that I can't even remember the title of the book. I picked up for $2 at a thrift a fancy copy of a short story or...
Annual Christmas plates (Jul) were/are popular in Scandinavia. I had a Norwegian one that was my grandmother's. Dunno where it is now.
I don't know enough to say yea or nay, but it is a stunner either way. The bocage looks good, but I'm surprised at the condition. Fingers and...
So, in the 20th c Limoges produced a lot of blank porcelain for people who painted on china as a hobby. We call them china hobbyist painters and...
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